Moroccan black soap or beldi soap is a highly alkaline ancestral 100% natural soap, which appeared more than 3000 years ago, and is made from olive oil and macerated olives. It has a consistency of gel/paste. It is used to remove toxins from the body and prepare the skin for exfoliation. In Moroccan hammams, black soap is used to cleanse, moisturize and exfoliate dead skin. Since the black soap is organic and doesn't contains chemical to make it bound forever, if you let your black soap jar in the shower or hot environement, it may become liquid. Don't worry you can use it the way as any liquid body wash.

Indulge in the beauty secrets of Morocco with our authentic Moroccan black beldi soap. Handcrafted with traditional methods, our soap is made from 100% natural ingredients, including olive oil, Argan oil, Eucalyptus, and black olives, to cleanse and nourish your skin.

You can then exfoliate your skin with our Fatima’s Garden Kessa Glove Mitt

This luxurious soap is gentle yet effective, leaving your skin feeling soft, smooth, and rejuvenated. Its unique texture and rich lather remove impurities and dead skin cells, revealing a healthy and radiant complexion.

Our Moroccan black soap is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. It's free from harsh chemicals, fragrances, and preservatives, making it a safe and eco-friendly choice.

Whether you're looking for a daily cleanser or a special treat for your skin, our Moroccan black beldi soap is the perfect choice. Try it today and experience the beauty of Morocco in your own home.

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100% natural ingredients

Handcrafted with traditional methods

Gentle yet effective cleansing

Suitable for all skin types

Free from harsh chemicals, fragrances, and preservatives

Luxurious and rejuvenating

Rich lather and unique texture

Manufacturer	Fatima's Garden
Manufacturer reference	BSAF1000
Product Dimensions	15 x 15 x 20 cm; 992.23 g
ASIN	B0DQ9KPHG7

Fatima's Garden Aker Fassi Black Soap - Moisturizing Cleanser, 1Kg

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